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Social security reform doesn’t need to be a binary choice between protecting disabled people or building a sustainable system.

Chancellor could also raise capital gains tax and abolish stamp duty, Paul Johnson says

The Grenfell Tower Fire Inquiry recommended that personalised evacuation plans be prepared for disabled residents, but new legislation only applies to buildings over 11 metres tall

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THE Sunday Telegraph gave us an advance view of what Reform UK has in mind for the many people in Britain who depend on disability benefits.As long as disability benefit claimants are anonymous and un...

CAMPAIGNERS slammed Reform UK for its “complete lack of understanding” of the benefits system as the hard-right party vowed to slash welfare for foreign nationals and almost three million disabled peo...

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As temperatures soar across Europe, cities are struggling to adapt, further exacerbating socioeconomic divisions

This would be a catastrophic mistake. Labour’s new leader needs to think again. In a move that will alarm those hoping for genuine change from an incoming Andy Burnham government, former Blairite m…

Decision is one of Makerfield MP’s most significant since his Westminster return as he builds his team for government

Starmer has some nerve using his final speech as PM to claim he'd lifted kids out of poverty - 400,000 children have to rely on a baby bank

There is a fundamental tension between extreme wealth and the very possibility of democracy. That’s because extreme wealth is always an extreme power

Researchers say hardship is a direct legacy of welfare benefit cuts imposed by Tory governments in recent years

Conservative leader promises biggest peacetime rearmament effort in UK history if her party is re-elected

The UK Government is developing a new Child Poverty Strategy. This is an important opportunity to ensure every child has the foundations they need to live well. At Just Fair, we have submitted evidence to the UK Parliament’s “Realising Potential: Delivering the Child Poverty Strategy” inquiry. Our submission argues that tackling child poverty requires a […]

Unpaid carers say they remain ‘in limbo’ as DWP continues to pursue discredited repayment bills

Behind the headlines and rhetoric, what do Labour’s immigration plans mean for those affected?

New official figures published alongside this week’s spring statement have again disproved claims that spending on “welfare” is “spiralling out of control”. The Office for Budget Responsibility (OB…

Activists have told an inquiry they fear the government is focusing its attention on “punishing” young disabled people for their needs and challenges, rather than ensuring they receive the support …

Chancellor responds to calls for wealth tax on millionaire households

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Get the benefits you're entitled to: help with personal independence payment (PIP), universal credit (UC), employment and support allowance (ESA),disability living allowance (DLA). Claims, assessments...

Labour MPs have voted to impose £2 billion-a-year cuts on disabled people who cannot work, despite a last-minute intervention by UN disability rights experts, and repeated warnings that the bill wi…

A minister ignored concerns about proposed benefit cuts that were raised in a meeting by his own network of disability advisers, months before the government published its ill-fated universal credi…

BREAKING NEWS The United Nations is calling for the UK Government to stop the Universal Credit (PIP) Bill because it will 'deepen the signs of regression' in

The UN's letter comes as the government's welfare bill reaches its third reading in parliament and will be subject to another vote.

Despite concessions, the welfare bill still means cuts and greater state intrusion into disabled people’s lives, writes the Greater Manchester Coalition of Disabled People’s Rick Burgess.